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   Bitcoin Mining Farms in Texas Offline from Winter Storm(coindesk.com)

   4 points by stunt 6y ago|0 comments
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   by stunt 6y ago

   Also don't forget that many people had to buy cheap laptops on 2020 for kids and their online classes.
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   by stunt 6y ago

   They are selling this product as a dashcam for obvious reasons. The autopilot feature is an experimental feature that you have to enable yourself on your own risk.
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   by stunt 6y ago

   This is a link to the homepage. Is there a new announcement? What is new about this? AFAIK Comma.ai has this since at least 2-3 years ago!
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   Bank of Canada Deputy Says Crypto Boom Is `Speculative Mania`(bloomberg.com)

   19 points by stunt 6y ago|18 comments
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   The Product Manager vs. the Engineering Manager(aha.io)

   1 points by stunt 6y ago|0 comments
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   Ask HN: What do you think about Jetbrains Space?

   2 points by stunt 6y ago|0 comments
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   by stunt 6y ago

   Tesla needs it. Next few years are going to be rough for the Tesla with all big auto makers selling EVs.
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   by stunt 6y ago

   He has recently mentioned that he is changing his mind about cryptocurrency. So this is not a news. I personally think there is an overestimated perception about how Elon Musk doesn't like money, and that he is all in for the environme
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    Google paid $6.7M to bug bounty hunters in 2020(zdnet.com)

    3 points by stunt 6y ago|0 comments
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    by stunt 6y ago

    I found a better article with link to other Elon Musk's tweets about Dogecoin. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/dogecoin-goes-up-over-40-a... He raised the value by few tweets and that isn't news. We have se
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    Dogecoin goes up over 40% after Elon Musk tweet about it(twitter.com)

    1 points by stunt 6y ago|2 comments
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    Microsoft launches Viva, an employee intranet with LinkedIn integration(techcrunch.com)

    3 points by stunt 6y ago|0 comments
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    by stunt 6y ago

    So their government is blocking Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Telegram, Signal, BBC, CNN, Netflix, and probably many other social and media platforms. Meanwhile we are blocking Iranians to access Docker, Slack, Gitlab, Google Code, Github(Git
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    by stunt 6y ago

    The founder had great ideas. Too bad they merged into YahoO.
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    by stunt 6y ago

    I think much of the enthusiasm for Go comes from the fact that as a *compiled language*, it's easy to use and learn, and has a modern standard library. What attracts most of the developers is that they can deploy a binary with reasonab
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    by stunt 6y ago

    I always try to put some context behind questions like this. I would mention why I'm interested to know or why I need that.
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    by stunt 6y ago

    Great that you are exploring new concepts. I think you could highlight categories better on the homepage. Don't add user votes to the dialogues. We know what happens to politics category after you do that. But, add some user interactio
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    Uber buying booze delivery company Drizly for $1.1B(axios.com)

    1 points by stunt 6y ago|0 comments
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    Wikipedia launches new global rules to combat site abuses(reuters.com)

    1 points by stunt 6y ago|0 comments
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    by stunt 6y ago

    I don't think it was a spam protection bot since they removed a large batch all at once. But, they obviously know there is no point to remove another batch because it will backfire.
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    by stunt 6y ago

    As long as you got a strong package manager and good ecosystem around it everything is ok. Many languages don't have built-in package manager.
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    by stunt 6y ago

    Well that all depends on how much your friend respects your privacy and sadly many of them don't do. And by the way, that scenario is possible with any data that your friends have from you on any platform. They can technically copy you
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    by stunt 6y ago

    Also when you know the app is not going to remove them, it's more likely to leave non-critical but still value able data in there. (someone's address, photos, a link that was shared with you etc)
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    by stunt 6y ago

    I wonder if Microsoft is going to embed Github into one of their 365 packages. They can offer Office + Teams + Github as one package and it will be impossible for Gitlab to compete for enterprise customers on their managed plans.
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    by stunt 6y ago

    Not really. It was at the beginning when they both only had core features for version control. But, if you compare them today and the last few years, Github is adding features that Gitlab had for a while. Mostly on CI/CD, Security, and
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    by stunt 6y ago

    I've used both and I think Github lags behind on CI/CD & Project Management features comparing to Gitlab even today.
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    by stunt 6y ago

    It's not Tesla's quarterly earnings report that drives TSLA, It's Elon's tweets. They should publish quarterly metrics of his Twitter account.
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    by stunt 6y ago

    They are spending more money on ads because it's a good time to sell more. People are exposed to enough fear, unrest, and conspiracy theories that many of them only need to see a few ads to make an emotional purchase decision.
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    Some mobile operators in Iran are blocking Signal traffic(twitter.com)

    8 points by stunt 6y ago|0 comments